First time this year Azerbaijan"s profit from oil export to go down
From January to November 2012 SOCAR's Marketing and Economic Operations Department exported 18,552,199 tons of crude oil from the Turkish port Ceyhan in the Mediterranean Sea via the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (BTC) oil pipeline, down 13.1% against the same period in 2011, reported SOCAR press office.
The figures of the Department include the oil belonging to SOCAR as well as Azerbaijan's share in the production sharing agreements (PSA).
This means that Azerbaijan's incomes from crude oil export are going down. For the first time since 1997 the country's profit from the oil export will go down. Before that oil export brought more incomes to Azerbaijan year after year.
* Azerbaijan sold its first oil consignment from Novorossiysk port, which belonged to SOCAR, on December 25, 1997.
** During 2011 the State Oil Fund of Azerbaijan (SOFAR) got about $19.25 billion from the crude oil sales. During 9 months, 2012 this index totaled $12.1 billion.-0--
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